Ammodo Tiger Short Competition

An archaeologist returns to Normandy for a dig. There all her doubts, thoughts and memories meld.

Impressive, 35mm journey through the Andes is a hypnotic, sensory meditation on ‘our’ earth. Improvised music by Jason Sharp.

An attempt at mourning futures that never arrived. We see urban ruins, consuming fires and microscopic images of bodily decay.

A masterful film capturing the essence of Colombian society through stories inspired by the director’s memories.

In a landscape on the brink of extinction, a son and mother trek into a native cave to be revitalized.

Everyday occupations, hands that dig in the earth, that cut, touch, squeeze. The sound of domestic spaces and their silence.

An experimental take on a reality intensified by the emotional flare of PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome).

The protests in Hong Kong through the eyes of an exceptional filmmaker. Little things make major changes tangible.

A worn floor in an art institute and the battle for land ownership provide the basis for a playful political satire.

The power relations are questioned on a Thai filmset when only one person can apparently ward off the rain.

In a search for solidarity in sounds and colours, Sanzgiri traces lines of ancestral memory, poetry and history from his birth.

This suspenseful film invites us to open our eyes wide in the twilight, and listen to the sounds of the desert darkness.

A razor-sharp, playful impression of contemporary life, filled with personal stories and with activism dripping from its pores.

As an art school is subsumed by a culture of surveillance and administration, small gestures of resistance liberate the creative soul.

Ancestral connections to the site of an 18th-century witch trial surface in a speculative conversation between mother and daughter.

Something sinister and violent is going on at a film set in Lahore, but the action is obscured. What are we not seeing?

An American psychologist raves about LSD’s metaphysical possibilities, while a South London teenager sees his acid-infused friendship unravel.

Diving into human-nature relationships at Mount Malabar, Indonesia, this eclectic essay film interweaves competing views on nature and communication.

Cities do not repeat themselves; they transmute. Some are philosophical ideas. The Terranova universe was filmed partly with a camera obscura.

A journey through queer community and safe spaces. A statement for a brighter and fantastically rainbow-coloured future.

A small, seemingly insignificant seed grows into an exploration of autonomy, collectivity, indigenous struggle and eco-feminism in Colombia.

In a dynamic re-enactment of 1980s Taiwanese sexploitation films, five women go on a vengeful rampage in the fog-filled night.